Abstract

Biosafety is an essential aspect of scientific research and development, aimed at protecting human lives and preserving ecosystems. This article explores the importance of biosafety in minimizing risks associated with the handling, storage, and disposal of biological materials. It highlights key components such as risk assessment, laboratory infrastructure, personal protective equipment (PPE), training programs, and global collaboration. By implementing robust biosafety measures, we can ensure responsible scientific advancements while safeguarding human health and the environment. This abstract emphasizes the significance of biosafety in promoting a harmonious balance between scientific progress and the preservation of life and ecosystems.